Troyergals Chat Thread!!!

[HeavensHens88]

Watermelon, muskmelon and okra weeded. Now I've just got one bed left!!!!

Awesome! What's the last bed?

 

[The Angry Hen]

Very close! He's a D'anvers.
I have two of them, and then Scorch's two second gen D'uccle/D'anvers sons.

Thank you! I hear they make wonderful pets!!!

-K

 

[dan26552]

Awesome! What's the last bed?

Over grown tomatoes. That's a two people job. Or hand weeding.

 

[HeavensHens88]

I'll redo my post. I found out my Roo is a BB/EE cross. My hen is also a BB/EE cross. Would that be the same as a normal BB hen and EE roo breeding?

No it wouldn't, because the genes from each breed have already been established dominant/recessive in the parent birds, and therefore the offspring would be considered second gen EE/BB crosses.

 

[The Angry Hen]

I'll redo my post. I found out my Roo is a BB/EE cross. My hen is also a BB/EE cross. Would that be the same as a normal BB hen and EE roo breeding?

Yes, I keep repeating your post in my head to find an answer!
I think you have that right! But wait, the BB hen is probably pure BB.

s that what you were trying to say?

-K

 

[dan26552]

Cool!

 

[HeavensHens88]

Over grown tomatoes. That's a two people job. Or hand weeding.

Can you teleport me some?
Orrrrr I could come over and help you weed, and THEN can I get some tomatoes?

 

[dan26552]

No it wouldn't, because the genes from each breed have already been established dominant/recessive in the parent birds, and therefore the offspring would be considered second gen EE/BB crosses.

Like half Rex half Flemish to half Rex half Flemish. The offspring are still half and half.

 

[BYCforlife]

Yes, I keep repeating your post in my head to find an answer!
I think you have that right!

-K

Yay! If I start breeding these White Brahma-looking chickens, I need to say how I got them, preferrably. EE/BB would be waaaaaay easier than EE/BB/EE/BB. Lol!

 

[tastyacres]

Pretty.